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Using ternary and summing array
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[QUOTE="Ben Bacarisse, post: 4393207"] It is. It's got static storage duration and hence will be zero initialised. It should not be "out there" and, if it were defined where it should be, (in main) you'd be right. [i] I know what you mean -- it's not a good idea -- but it's perfectly valid C. It is. Both 'i' and 'a' are initialised in the op's code. That 'a' is both defined and initialised is an odd quirk of C and that quirk should definitely not be used by anyone. <snip>[/i] [/QUOTE]
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